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They say the days are long but the years are short, and it is absolutely true. Before we know it, the infants we brought home from the hospital are taking their first steps, heading to kindergarten, middle school, high school, and then out of our...
This is a huge Sunday in our church. We have children moving up to the next grade level, new class curriculums starting, and new guests on campus. Will you help us make Sunday a truly hospitable day?
It takes more than a little bit of free pizza to meet the needs of the next generation. Wesley House hopes that their renovated building will be a home away from home, and they pray that it provides these students with a safe space to explore...
But the HPUMC Youth Choir is bigger than that, and their impact is greater. I finally understand that now thanks to the blessing of being able to travel with them as a sponsor on their mission trip this summer to Florida and Disney World.
They say out with the old and in with the new, but that certainly isn’t the best course of action when reading the bible. While the New Testament is integral to our faith and includes the birth, life, death, and resurrection of Jesus, the Old...
We collected prayer requests, but if the kids put their names on them, we had to destroy them. Their identity, as well as their person, is under constant protection.
Cole was diagnosed with autism at the age of six. Living with someone who has autism is a journey, and it can be an extremely exhausting to journey to walk through alone. For Cole’s mom, Erika, the church provided a community that would surround...
Each week, 100.7 The Word airs their segment, Pastor Perspective, where they feature local clergy in the hopes of reaching listeners who are still searching for a church home.
Abuse is always wrong and never a part of God’s plan for a relationship or a family.
Mary Claire was introduced to the Special Needs Ministry at HPUMC when she was just three years old. Over the next several years her involvement steadily grew. This year, at 21, Mary Claire got to be a part of the first ever Special Needs...
